North Carolina Newspapers

THE mORHIHG STAE. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY f RA.rsa or sraaoaiFTioa adtxtci: rt L 1.3 V" Onlt year, I0?.1' POfMSW it. n oo 4 00 S5 1 00 one month, I cits, not ,dvnce. 'T" OUTLINES. In the grand shooting contest' at Edin burgh between the s riflemen of England, Scotland and Ireland, Scotland won. The grandest of the BosUn receptions was that of the Kichrnond Templars, ' in which over $40,000 were expended. - - When Ue railway Kings "make upM,the freigh1 cliarges go up enormously.; I Switch accident with fatal vcpnseqaences to, fire man on the Atlantic, and Great 'i Western' Railroad. The mines rbund Wilkes barre have resumed Wfork at a reduction of tpn percent, in wages. London stock market disturbed by rumoM bf turther fftiK nrei -The Richmond Knights Temp lars are grandly entertained n New En g liU1j Ko tidings Jof the Vicksbnrg,8 missing boats. At ,Grand Rapids a $150,000 fire. -- A naTarxrdition will be scut to the Rio Grande' to suppress Mex ican raids.' -7-- A'tjragaayan bark is. at Charleston withfuges.i-v'f- New YorW markets: Cotton, l5i15;- gold,1 1174; spirits turpcntinei 81i32; fusin, $175 1 80. Reported ,Z. steamer" Saranae foundered off California The Saranae ran ashore, and sent for assistance, is the latest from the wreck reported above. Spirits Turpentine Charlotte proposes to sell her fair ground VY.r , ,' ' ' Old' Fort offenders will not be Cilaboosed. The Jefferson " 3fessenger 'has been discontinued. " " .'" 1 Lst week Mr. prbenie Perkins of Burke, fell dead from his horse... '; y: ' Yadkin has nominated John 1 A. Stephenson, Esq.j for the Convention. Concord i?tscr says the wheat mn will not be much short in Cabarrus I county. , ; - ' . .; Mrs. Dauiel U. Monison, of Iloekinghain, daughter of the late Col. Jno. W. Cameron, is dead. - , ' ; A storm scattered a dancing party at tne central. lioiei, liicKory, wneu I we lightning splight the roof. Judge Bynura on Friday filed in the Supreme Court, a dissenting opinion in the R. & D. R. R. Gauge case..- : Tbe Shelby Presbyterians have bought a beautiful chandalier, and hope to bave reirular service in their new church. . , . . . . Dr. Gleitsmaun, of Baltimore, has established ; a mountain sanitarium for persons suffering with pulmonary ;diseascs at Asuville. : -' ; ;.' ; The Charlotte Observer learns that ihe Presidency of the University , was offered to Gov. . Graham, "but that he de clined the honor. The Raleigh Light Infantry and the Raleigh Light Artillery were reluctant ly compelled to decline a cordial invation l attend the .Fayetteville Centenaial yea- The Sentinel saysUTom Uuske, of Hillsboro, carelessly left his gun cocked atd was standing with his right baud ou the muzzle, when the gun tired off, blow ing bis hand to pieces, ': - : ' Messenger ? - It pains ntf, to hear that Robert, a young son of our old friend S. P. Cox, Esq. , of Speight's Bridge, Greene county, was accidentally drowned in the Couteutenca on Friday last. .. Itockiusham Spirit of the South: A few days ago in the neighborhood of Old Hundred, in this county,; James Norton shot Thomas Bass. We have n$t learned . the canse of the difficulty or the extent of the damage done, but suppose it is not ser ious. . ' ' . . .'A . . The Messenger, says the closing exercises of Goldaboro High School on Thursday and Friday, of last week, passed oil very pleasantly and reflected much credit on teachers and pupils. -The address of Rev. N. Z. Graves is particularly com mended. - - - : - ' . . We learn by the ; Rockingham tourkr that several Weeks ago a fight took place between Sandy , HcCormac and . his wife, io Wolf Pit township, and during the scuffle the wife stabbed Sandy under the left shoulder blade. , On last Tuesday, San dy died. The wife has .been arrested. A fewdavss'agtJ''HorrV EvM; Polk, of Bolivar. Tfeno.i -iif the name of the Central Fxecutive Committee of the Cen tennial Celebration of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence,' of Tennessee, , sent through Governor Porter.a national flag one of'lour used on the great occasion. Saturday on a farm near Raleigh two negroes got to quarreling. The New Bays Richardson deliberate! v stODDed. look' off the swingle tree- from his plough and. dealt Sanders a violent blaw on the head, knocking him down, and it is thought frac turing the skull. The assailant , made his escape. . ' .'.,,.' ' Raleigh News:. i " A f rtend writes us from Beaufort that he has captured an eel weighing over 100 pounds and .more than 20 feet in length, which has aucbord ny running a stick through a slit in bis tail. He is having a 'wooden tank", made and corked and intends sending him by freight to us here." The New is dubious as to whatitMwiildowUhitTirJ. ? Appreciating .his lecture bu Fri day niht, the' Jewish element of Raleigh presented Gov. Vance, "on x Saturday after on, . at the residence of Mr. Theadnre Joseph with a handsome gold watch. The presentation was made by Mr. M. Graus rnaii in an elegant manner, and tbe gift was v v received by the Governor in , his nsual feli i citous style. Gov. Vance, by this lecture, is winning to him the Jewish element of the "id. ' , . , " ( the city:; , NKW AOVBBTISBIIRNTm'. ' li. Flanagan -Velocipedes, &c. '' . See ad Wet Nurse Wanted. T. C. Sebvoss Dog Ordinance. See ad. Family Excursion. II. Weil & Bbo Weil House. . i. rrt iTitT OttDBCriUCrB AWAaw.?ia aba asmstvawuv .uthorised to collect for more than S months in KzearaUa.' , . As will be seen by Advertisement in this iasue tbe Machinists and Blacksmith's Ua ion of this city will have an excarsioa on the 5th of July to Smithyille and Fort Cas well on the gleamer Gov." Worth. A pleas ant time is guaranteed, to all the particle pators. ' ' ' ' - " 1 ' '- - . . i ....... i. ... i . . -. . . - -. i . . ,, i ' ' . 1 . ' .. . 1 . " 1 ! -.- . 1 1 1 . . , VOL. XVI.-NO. 78. Local Don. . 'm :. -; The Ladies of the Front Street Methodist Church will hold a Church So ciable on next Friday night. improvements have been going on for some time on the exterior of St. I Tampa rhnrM erM I james church, which will soon be com- pleted- - , , Stationarv r fallino- harnniPtPr p iionary r laing parometer southerly winds, warm and partly cloudy $2,511 88; forMay, ?75, $4,022 83 an in weather, is the peophecy of "Old Probs" I crease in favor of May, '75, of $1,490 95. for to-dav T ' " ' 1 Tn ij. . p .j I In our issue of yesterday the accident to Dr. J..M. McGougan, was stated to; have ; occurred in Cumberland county, it should have been Columbus J couhty.' We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the concert of the Wilson Collegiate Seminary for young la-, uies, io lase piaco on mursaay evening, June 24th i-y .... - Last night was decidedly wet and foggy, and the down 'town monotony .our Western merchants. When full corn was relieved with ; jDut'one incident, that of ."l01.to.lw? :tablished between . vnrtn . 4 .... n .tL,- theWest and Wilmington, the A. T. & O. (imwiuug iui uo uiu ui uij tuoracein the gutters near Market and I Front streets. v .; MiCISTKATBS' COURT. Conclaitloa or the . Preliminary in v TeMtlcatlon of the Aaamnlc Opon G. TV. Harper. The court for .the investigation of the above case opened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the Superior Court room, Justices .YanAmringe and Gardner presiding. There were a number of witnesses to be examined, besides those who testified on R afl. . v , v bearing of the cause occupied several hours.; Tbe defendants Peter Lee and Wm. and John Fislier, were arraigned,; the former Wing represented by arsden Bellamy, Esq., and the two latter by" John London, Esq. The State was represented by John L. llolmes, Esq : II. Bonnm sworn, testified: I never asked these Fishers to come to my place and bunt; Wm. Fisher came to me and asked me to treat him the , day ' after Mr. Harper was shot; I refused to bare any converse lion wjth him; I told him I had not money enough to treat, and never went into a bar room with him. '. 0 ;' v Jamcs Hewlett sworn, testified : - Mr. Harper and myself were in the market to gether the same evening he was sbyt; Bo num'a horse and cart looked 'like those of Mr. Harper. Charles Bonum sworn, testified : I live about a half a mile from Mr." Harper; he came to my house the night he was shot; I came up to town with him next morning; when we came to the spot where he had been shot, he said "This is the place;' we got out .and measured the tracks; Peter lives near the Fishers that done the shoot ing; the Fishers have been killing Block around my neighborhood for some time.. D. C. Williams sworn, testified:.! heard the report of the gun; I went out and found I that the dog had been killed; I saw" Peter Lee run into the woods, after it. had been killed, about thirty yards ahead of me; both Lee and the Fishers claimed the dog; I saw the Fishers last winter with the dog; Wm. Fisher said if any man killed his.dog he would kill him. he farther said that all the dogs belonged to him. '-' f ' 5'J- . - Polly Kornegay sworn, testified: I heard of Mr. Harper being shot the night after it was done; I saw the Fishers pass my house on Friday, near sundown; they both had euns in their hands: thev spoke to me; I am sure it was them. . . . ' Wm. Kelly sworn and testified: I was at noma on Friday when Mr. Harper was shot; I saw the Fishers pass my bouse go- tnwrH th Sorjnd Railway i thev both lmrl rnini- it was near sundown: I am sure it was Fridav eveniner I did not suspicion anvthinar on account of their having guns nntd next morning when I heard Mr. Har per had been shot, then I thought strange Alfred Kornegay sworn and testified: I do not know the dog that was shot; I did not see the'dog last February ; the dog that was with me that day was not the one that the Fisher's claim belonged to me; ray dog had a long tail and not a stub tail. A. H. Morris sworn and testified: I ar rested Joha Fisher on a' warrant from' 8. Van Amringe, J. P.; I found one gun in John'Fi8her,8 house and one In Wm!' Fish er's house; (the guns were produced and ex amined in CourV there were squirrel shot in one and buck shot in tbe other.) - -. -j- John D. Spicer sworn and testified to t..- T f. i-optor na hc'inff crnfxt; Thave t CICI uct. a wmw.-. o B I seen dogs with ' Peter;' I never have seen him have one with a short tail. ..." ; F. D. Smaw sworn and testified: ; I have Irnfiwn Peter Lee for nineteen years; his character is good. ; ' : . Thymus' Weeks sworn and testified: I have known Peter Lee forseveral years his charactef' ia good. -TA . At the coDclasion of the testimony the Justice delivered their judgment, 1 ' dis charging tbe defendant Peter Lee from tbe custody of the law, arid binding the defend ants, Wm. Fisher and John Fisher oyer to the next term of the Superior Court in the sum oi one eacn. in aeiauit - oi tue required bail the defendants, Wm. and John Fisher were committed to jail. - Banco f TlierBaosBioter.; l:rj. ; 't The following was the range of ; the ther mometer at the Signal Bureau,'1 in this city, yesterday: ... , ; 7 A. M 73; 13 M.', 83; 3 Pif , 78; 4:Sa WILMINGTON, Increase lu Oar Westward Freights. Thq following is from the Charlotte 06- - server: From a statement furnished to the Board ri..... rf" : : . .: meeting by Col. W. R. Myers, President of tne Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, we learn mat me earnings 01 tnai roau ior tK ,K ... .: ion? a o- 804 47: for the same month. 1875. 3.923 71 an crease in favor of April, '75, of $V 119 M Th Mpnin. fnP mv. '74. were uw Buueuieut upeaiui wen tut .vuu jivjt- tna. with continued wise.management, the road mav vet bo saved to ju-stSckholders. . Copying this the Statesville ZandwtarA; makes this imrortant statement, which we are highly gratified to republish j i X - i ne increase, we presume, nas oeen aue to the large increase of freight supplied by tne Carolina (Jentral Kailway. A lew even ings ago we happened in the vicinity of the railroad depot as the A. T. & O. R. Re train was coming in : from Charlotte, and were supnsed at the long train 01 cars mov ing over the .road.' 'A large majority of them belonged to ' the C. C Railway; and were laden with Wilmington groceries for it will not only be saved to its stock- holders, but will yield a handsome divi dend. We again call the. attention of our merchants to the Wilmington trade, and refer them to our colums for the names of reliable dealers who solicit their trade. ' Open Air Concert. 4 - 'Sun Set Hill,! jo widely known in our city for its green mounds, quiet solitude and beautiful view will, this week, have another attraction added to it : ... Th Cornet Cornei t Club ever alive to the musical entertainment of our citizens have concluded to open their Sunset series of Concerts at that place on Wednesday even ing next at 9 o'clock. The following pro- gramme has been fixed upon, and will be rendere.1 on iho nnainn- ' ; s rendered on the occasion: 1st Overture, "Diamond," by Porter. 2d. Song, "Silver Threads Among the Gold,Darks. f i-M X LC-k "t;- 3d. WaltzT "Darling.' Latham. . 4ti. "Arise and Periginate," J: Keller. 5th. Song "Once Again," M. Keller. 6th. V Andante and Song, Maudie Moore, F. Keller. Coreacr's Iaqueit. We learn from the Pee Dee Courier that in the case of the killing of Elijah Gibson by his son Eli Gibson, which took place some time ago, the full particulars of which appeared in the Star, the Coroner's jury agreed upon the following verdict: "That Elijah Gibson came to his death by a blow from a wooden rake in the hands of his son, Eli Gibson." The remains of - the de ceased were disinterred and a post mortem examination made at the Coroner's inquest. The unfortunate young man Eli Gibson has hot been arrested, and it is believed he has left the Stale. ? 5 Hire. The alarm of fire was heard yesterday morning at about 3 o'clock; and on investi gation, was found to be caused from the burning of a two story dwelling bouse lo cated on the coiner of Third and Dawson 8lreets- The situation of the house ren- dered it inaccessible by the heavier ma chines of the Fire Department Tbe Fifth Ward Bucket Company were promptly on the spot and rendered much service in se curing the safety of the surroundings.' The house was worth probably three or four hundred dollars' and "was not insured as far as we were able to ascertain. Republic NeeUna;. , r. , ? ; , , A meetlng-of the delegates of the town ship of Wilmington recently elected in the several wards (0. S.) of the city took place yesterday at the Court " House : for the pur pose of ' electing delegates '. to represent he township of Wilmington in the Repub- Bean County NominaUng Convention which WUJ nominaie epuoncan anawaiea ior 1 vonvenuon.; mr. p. n. juauniug preaiueu I and Mr. James Heaton acted as secretary, I p After. several ballots, S. Van Amnnge, A. H. 1 Morris, and Jos?' C. Hill were elected delegates to represent the township of Wil mington.. .. .u.-,' Colored Masonle Celebration; The members, of, lit Nebo Lodge No. I 4J -AiJXV lt-; colore institution will celebrate Si John's "Day, June"24th by a procession. 'Interesting ceremonies will take place on the occasion The following line of march will be ob served: From the Lodge on Walnut, to Forth; down Fourth to Church; up Church to Christian Chapel; from Christian" Chapel down Church to Third; down Third to Nun ; down Nun to Front ; up Front to Princess; up Princess to Third; up intra I to Walnut, thence to the Lodge. I r -B- Supreme uottrt. . This Court met Saturday at the usua hour, all the Justices present The Wilmington election case was con 8idered, and argument concluded by W U. K. Smith and IL C. Badger. Stale vs. Robert .McDonald'-from Cumberland.'- Argued. ' Attorney, General for the Slate and W. McL. McKoy and Wm, A. Guthrie for defendant. r r T t;iTl ITK1( ' Book Bistdkbt. 1HT! Morrimo Stab Dook Bind ery does all kinds of Uinding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. " Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, nay reljr on promptness in the execution of their orders. -. j .."'..y.y - TnAKsna ' paurTura-itHKs. invaluable to rail-J road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and changeless and will copy sharp and clear for aa indefinite period ot time. , Haviug just recelvod a fresh supply of these Inks, wean pro pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate NV CJ- TUESDAY -J Coft o TBSTrxoiOAi. Hahhibal, Mo., May 80. 18?i-rMe8BrsT J Jfc. W'. Tolley, 39 Maiden Lane, New York Gent.; The 12 Gnn which jou built for me, No. 3093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to thank yon for the fidelity with which yon carried oat my ' InstructicmaJ I The general outline, beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be desired, and more than meets my. expectations. 1 1 am more than ever impressed with the idea that it is as necessary for man to have a gun built to meas urement as to have a boot so built to ensure a good fit. : The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the ; penetration I think, is seldom attained, "being far ahead of any public record which I have sees T J TteBpectfully Tours, Mx -G. W. Dobxax. vv 7T' HAXL WKLSHOn the night of the 17th toet, ; the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mt. FuUer.Kr. George He bert Hall, of this ,city lias Ksteue weisu. or at, otepnens, oo. i. no cards. DIED. OATTTKR On the mornine of the 20th instant. .William, infant con of William and Alice L. Calder. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock this mora ine, from the residence oi nis rauier. on xniru street, between Chestnut and Mulberry streets. NE W ADVERTISEMENTS. J: Wanted. ; .iv Ho.,i6j narxei Mreei. ,; Jane 23-tt ..i-.-v t-- rr JiportaBt to Owners ot Does., , OFFICE OF TREASURE andCOLLECTOS, 1 ,..'iit:V4. . r- J I !,-;.'' f ? !i Si' f , . City or Wiljcikotox, N. C. i.S M v Y. 1'ERSONS DO- NOT APPEA.ll TO nnder8tanil-a;i ijie requirements under tbe DOO OUUiNAjSUU, byline is nereDy given wai mo -, Penalty of 10 Dollars far not pr-tcuring the required DOS BADGES, will oe euiorct u ou ana aiter .... . THUJtSDAY, THE 24TH INST. Tha Ordinance firovides as fellows: That' the' owner of any Dog within the city limits, who shall rail io pay tne T4A lraposea y ine uua unui' n im:kbu ne snDiect to Drosecanon ior viola tion of naid Ordinance, and required to PAX A KIN B. not to exceed (10) JJoiiare, in tneaescreuoo of the Mayor. By order or tue Mayor. . - T. V. BSKVUM5, ; . . . . City Clerk and Treasurer. City op Wilmington, N. C, I - r JuneSl.lglS.. . f Tif. JaoeSMw 'A GRAND FAMILY; EICURSM W ILL TAKE PLACE TO i i, f tt -. -s , t S.HITHVILLE ani FORT CASWELL " ; Bribe Steamer ' GOVERNOR WORTH, On Mii4it. July 5th, , Under the Auspices of the MacMnists' &M BlacMW Union, NO. 8, OF NORTH CAROLINA. ' The Committee reserve the right to reject all ob jectionable pereons. No spirituous liquors will be allowed on ooara. Agooa BAND OF.UU-SIC will be in attendance. Refreshments will be fur niched at city prices. ces. ' ' " The boat wil ill leave Market Dock promptly at 8 o clock, A. M. which may be procured at the store of T. U. Smith ana J. II. Aicuarity & to, inners-xt To Let. Hp HE HOTEL PROPERTY IN GOLDSBORO, X M. O., known aff the tkWEIL HOUSE," I . ON REASONABLE TERMS, The House Is situated on East Centre street op posite the the uepot or tne w. w., Atlantic s ti. a., and the N. C. Railroads, has FIFTEEN COM- jfOKTAiiLJS JKWMB, oesiaes tne wr nuis ana BARnROOM which have lately . undergone thor. ousa repairs, ana are now in very gooa conaiuon. For terms. Ac. sddiv io a. v kili s ckus.. juneSl-tf : -; - ri- Goldsboro, N. C j Kaleigh Mew copy, ana sena out to aaveruser. rrr. , Velocipedes. "PlOLL CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES, CHAIR ROCKERS, DEXTER HORSES, .,V STICK HORSES.WHEELBARROWS, PROPELLERS, TWO AND FOUR "WHEEL "WAGONS, and a very attractive stock of Picnic Travelling i rocket vvorfc ana lnrants' irancy uasKeis. ( ' Just received and at exceedingly low prices. ' J ' , Variety Store 43 Market street. june 17 nac lw 1 i -. i. I'', in L. FLANAGAN L B. GRAINGER .Puisibekt; nor, w. i. juiLNsuM.i. yiciraniBiKT. J. D. CUMMING. Casbock. BANK OF; MARION, , MARION, 8. C. , , , , Director.: HON. W. D.JOHNSON.. J. I. McLUCAH DUNCAN MURCHISON. urir A : 1A UK 1 Lift Marion, S. C wumington.N.c. y in. a ai a a JNO. W. ATKINSON. .. . .4 . . . . . . I.R MUROU 1SON L B. UUA1NOER.... ... : Do 8 all thd ordinary business of a Bank. : Idsuea Certificates of Deposit bearing interest. Will tnke nluasnre in accommodatinz the mercan tile communities of Wilmington and usher places by discounting such paper as can be recommended ' as gooa ey any 01 tne nuu locateu wuenj mo yat- ties are carry iuk aa pusineas, r 1 t r , 1 r r 1 , , Corregpondeixts: Merchants' Exchange National Bank..,. .New York. Citizens' National Bank. ...v.. !. k . .... . Baltimore. stank or JN ew Hanover. ................ w umingtou. .may SO tf nac ' f '.. i.-i : u MISCELLANEOUS. V IVTOW IS TOUR TIME TO SAVE MONEY, IN i.1 the purchase of ;,it..i This stock is to be sold in a limited time; not one rent above actual cost, will be charged for any article, either Jarge or small, singly or. jn quantity? In this self ipu have a decided advantage, V j THE STOCK-IS NEW, and every piece of good Is desirable. Taer many small lots of broken packages, remnant Gloves. Collars, &&,&&, thai will be, sold at much less than cost to close tnera ww 1 . i s , " k T ,. .. ' GEO. LTEBIR,' No. 39 llarket Street. Wilmington, N. C. I . June 13-tf y2V-IJr H MISCIXLANEOUS. Green's , Short -History : . . ' - - of tliQ EnglisU Peopl I ... - .-. ; . . .. . . i A Short History of the English Peo Green. M. A.. Examiner in the Sohool History, Oxford. With Tables and Cloth. 1 75. The wealth of material, of learning, thought.? nd fancy which the anther has lavished upon it might easily have supplied a stately library work of some eight or ten rolomes. Perhaps what most: strikes one on a first perusal is its character' of freshness and originality. &trwfciy EtvieM, Londoa. u. ;. 4'liufl-"f)atyT-'.v- - HEtNSBEEQER'a. Uv For sale at a tt;ims-.&':: Jane 20-tf' " Hi ftti'tii Book sad Music Store; J v0A1YFTITAM'AliJ :.( .-it.ii.tli,-4 -...T...iT.. :-.u SZ-ji.i.ii.Ji .:j.;.jj;4fcLs- J Dllil V dllteCLS. Xt-L..Xl'lDSSATia:OCMXUS1IT flattrf'tsJj w3 mil r H WISH TQ PAY CASH yOR A ,, T; it' ii Second Hand; (Spirit Still .. it ' i- , ,- .that will run from , ! i ft 16 to 20 Barrels, nru- ?ff,:.f j ::nvli 't-yjo !..'.; :'. fui) : , AND ITS GOOD OBDEB. -. fv '! ! J Edwards & hall. jane 13 tf, u -: -r-, :."!: Blnfbrd, Cnrw; &IQ0.V QFFEBTO THE TRADE AT IjOWFIGPBJES JQQQ Bbis Flour, all grades, ., v.i ic,:t? C A A Bbis Sugar House Syrup, - :U JVJJ - :j ... -T ? 200 2QQ Kegs Nails. :.,;!,.; h, -,,! , Q Bbis Sugar and a fall Stock Goods in their line 8eecisl attention rald to securing low rates. ireiguis in carioaa iuls. mayoAwtr -.. kinitujiu; uhow siai.- ' F : Pine Smoking ii'- rtnOICEIMPORTED AND TX)MBSTICSEOABS, KJ Pocket Pieces. Stultz's XiXX, Chewin; To- Dacca, 1 'Ticer" Brand. Durham fmokins To! i '. CUAS. D. MYKHS & CO. 57 'f. J .f.-MU it ,tj 1 orth Front St Iv'i- Brooms, Buckets, -ho AILS. - TUBS AND DIPPERS, DUST. CRUMB j J. and Fly Brushes, Clothes Lines, Scrub Brushes, wash Boards ana taotnes nns.. - - - :"., , , CUAS. D. MYEbS at CO., . SATNorth Front Street J 200 TWO HUNDRED GROSS 200 CHAS. D. MYERS- Jt CO.,' r. ; onn rout ctreet. -1 75 75 SEVENTY-FIVE CANS COLD PRESSED CURED BEEF 75 I . - rmmf I to - . - ... ' ' : ' .. ' i i ii. j t. 4. 6 Pounds. Will furnieh the retail trade at lowest car load pricess. v CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., ,. iUUO . . , V VU i Mtt A- VPX MMWM oamal copy. . . . OUR gPKCIAl. BRARDsT Plus Tobaccos So long and favorably known, " COMPETITION," fWAVERLEY," f ' "ROB BO V I ! :: : AND . " LONE STAR,"" At ra table prices: june 30-tf . " V , By D. PIGOTT. j Something New. Frencli Linenf Suitings at 15 cents, ' .Worth 25 Cents; 1 ! Japanese Poplins at SO cents, wortlt 30 cents. - . Call and see them. i ...''.'. J. & H. Samsbid, ; ' ! Us Market Street. " tjUlMl54f ' ; V)i,-11 i Mj:1 I Don't Know Hoitiey oit,MtlieYlo! I - FACT - DEMONSTRABLE TO ANY ON A. who will examine quality and price of our . s ... . and compare withoihers. , j - Linen Coats $1 OO, .; ALPACA COATS i CO, t , LINEN VESTS C0 " ' ' Handsome Cassimere Goats and Pants $7 60.-; , (, MUNSON &CO.,; jnheW-1f CltyChXhlers;' CASH." IS WHAT WE WANT. AND WE ARE OFFEK ine euch bamiae that we know will Induce every one to oring it to us in exenange ior , : . ; v . CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, i' Vyuito sritcs, uaico bniru ior jnes ana Gent's fancy Sacks, 4c., Ac , June SO tf 8HRXER BROe. Shirts Hide to Order. JiHAVE SECURED. THE AGENCY FOR i ? : ! WARTVS - SHIRTS" :.i.v-t and am prepared to make fine White Shirts at $3 SO ' I nvom vt7-ttt im-ov vrr t a , m o An - ) ; uaiii nan iyw wiiiihi, a. Vi ir.lii . ; A- fit guaranteed or no sale, j . . . f i . ? ..." A large lot of GAUZE MERINO UNDERSHIRTS" ,. ; . " f ;nt 5Q cents each. V ' ' '"" . Unparelleled . Inducement P ; . j , , in ready made clothing..., . i : une-SO-tf ... i .... , ' ,, , . A. DAVID, 'Latest,: ;; '- 1 4 -.1 HAVING KECSIVED BY EXPRESS JBLOCKS . ' of the latest styles of Hats for Ladles and Chil dren, Mrs. Virginia A. Orris prepaeed to alter, press and bleach work entrusted to her. Old Bonnets t flotitlomBTi'a puimm Hut marie to ' ! J.. 'lisU't)Uj "1 ' i- 1 Vor oarticalars call on or send to MRS. ORR. OS .Hun, Between ora ana a streets. . ; . mncflaiiillirstraHatsr Mi LaCKINAW STRAW HATS, LADIES PANA-I J f X ma ana vnip iiais. ' ( At HARRISON A ALLEN'S, 111 ill- ' JuneSO-tf .,' - City Hat Store. StVTT MISCELLANEOUS. "BEST BUTTER IN THEr WORLD." J r. . , ........ .. .. ...... I FKESH PARCHED AND GKOIJKD , Java and . fAgnayra Coffee, pi 1-6 IEMONS AND SWEET ORANGES, ;! PIGS FEKr. AND HOCKS, ...;:(.-., ChoicG S7eet Butter 1 S mi i J-.A U-lAt2t? U ilkite -hu . ! Bottled Lager Beer,. quartshnd pints in cans of one and two dozen, at ex- ooeumgij ww pnces,.aii. -lr.,-&ii wait w. Juae,2A.tf - '- 'H&is South Front St1 " CUSTOM HOUSE, : 1 h i ' Collector's Office. Jnne 17th. 1875. 1 Collector's Office, June 17th, 1875. j ON i FRIDAY,1 THE 9TH PROXIMO, AT 1 o'clock: noon. I shall exoose for tale, at the public warehouse under my, charge, the following uuciuuum luereuaBUBt!, ,ws jruviaea oy jaw, viz : : , ! Jforjfc.. , . , . JSW, Pkgt A Contents, ; Quantity.: J. Vandervair, V' Delfshavea. ":f. 386 X pipe Gin. ' 34 Gallons. Stff pipe Gin. VtX 1 1-16 pipe Gin. "J " . 11-16 pipe Gin. 4 M t 6814 goods having been Imported in the Br. Brig " Eob'L Anderson." HoDkins. Master. Mav 14. 1874. lruin Liverpool, -ana consign ea to Aiaater. . j j , - ..' JOSEPH. C. ABBOTT, , '. j. Collector. June 17 3taw3w Th Sat Tu Hudson's Private Theatricals pAHLOR THEATRICALS, HOW TO AMUSE an Evenieg Farty.Th Play Ground, or Out ' door Games, Frost's Dialogues for Teucg' ' 1 V.'h. i ""' ' ' ' . I Folks, Spencer's Comic Speeches and Humorous I ' :.V ' ' , ... I . ; Recitations; The American Home Cook Book, with several nundred excellent receipts,' . i . - -.. t ..... . only thirty jcentsV 1 i All of the above just received and for sale at CONOLEY & YATES' Citv Book store. " June 18 tf . . U .i j . ... 47 Market Street Mes! Ales ! Ales! CONSIGNMENTS OF SUPERIOR ALES RE. J ceiyed every week fresh from the Brewery In err week fresh from tue urewerv in tuui vci o biiu mm vunu oxiu ooities. We offer the same at reduced oricMrand 'r.hal- . lenge competition as regards to quality. ' . i at. SltUMlilLJ A BRO. ! . ! No. 3 Granite Row, South Front street, June 16-lw Wilmington, N. C ' i 1 " "' i. i ISineral Waters. T71CHY.-KIS8INGEN. BELTERS AND CON- V greas Mineral Waters, reproducing in the highest uegree aiuunaoie, tne waters or tne most ceieoratea meaicinat springs, witu the adxuuonai great advan tage of dispensing them in a greater degree of con centration. The above, with Pure Cold Soda Water, always on At S. G. NORTHROP'S Fruit and Confectionery Store. June 13-tf Coif ee and Cheese. , R OASTED JAVA AND RIO COFFEE, SAPSAGO andEidam Cheese. For sale at ; . ;v r; G. H. W.RUNGE, Nofcbeaet cor. market and Second Sts. juneSO-tf OFFICE OF BOARD OF' COUNTY COMMS sionere. New Hanover Conntv. Wilmineton. N. C., June 19th, 1875. Proposals will be received until Friday the SOth inst. to out In eood order the brldee known as Little Bridge, over Smith's Crock, and the bridge across Green's mill pond, on the Newbern xooo. aii material to oe lurnisoea dv tne- county. - Chairman Board of County Commissioners. June S0-et IS IN raTUNESpREPAlRSN Book WILMINGTON, N. C. Store. janeio ; Smith's Feed Cutters. ; IHE BEST AND MOST': DURABLE, FEED ; . . Cutter in the Market . i Fee tale lav by-. V: if :.--m:VX- ! t . : i ? - att.m' A imsrmanir .U june M-tf Coopers Tools tX9 WARRANTED QUALITY. The lareest ana J heat assortment of all brands of the above goods and at the lowest prices In this city, can he round at tne uia JistaDnsnea iiaraware nouse or JOHN DAWSON, june 20-tf Nos. 19, SO and SI Market St Cuba RXeiasse. 1 'it Korsalebv ijunS04f4 KBRCHNER A CALDER BROS. M f Spirit Caalci. Glue. &a JQQ Barrels Glae, . 2 Barrels Bungs, i t"j? AAA Paner Rlvetn. ZUU . ' i . M.:, A '5 TnrHaUiliw June 80 tf TTttftnnTiieB . rAinitti Rno t ; : Hay, Rice,' Jfeils and Soap. Q.BarreURioe,.-.r5if:Uiv(? a. ,'pi QAA KegSNailSj! n i'"t: t-.n-iuLH, i 111 UVAVIOWili . - i jror sale ay , , , . . june SO-tf KERCHNER CALDER BROS, I Cersi Sacka Tlmeesiasl Cofle. Q New and Second Hand Grain Sacks, . , Boxes Tobacco ,.r .; . -.; : . . , 1UV 1 A A Bags Coffee, t ...1 For sale hy June SO-tf : . KERCHNER CALDER BROS. , THE SCHOONER BABEL H. IRONS, i bow loading ior Wilmington. . u.. at pier S3 houth Whsrves, Philadel phia, ana will nave quick Olspatclv . Vor rates apply to- " - ! J -m,7: s , ; L J WILLIAM L. JAMES.'1 i ' '416 South Delaware Avenue, I'miaaeiphia. : wwn una m vmn, - - . Wilmington. v 1 . . ; june so- ' : Liberal Eeward: IF THS COLORED PERSON THAT. SOUND the pocket book on Snd street, between Oranee and Ann streets, containing valuable Daoers and two keys, one of Brass the other of SteeL will send the same to me omen oi uie dtab aa wm oe iioerauy re warded and no questions askedV - '' ' ' June S0-4t Oy u ' I rpBTJliY .THE BEST and EVERYBODY?) ATS SO.' I 19 Hn.MT R CMoo V'V 'i 'CX i:U ij ' , l -M. uwine io urge smpmenta every weex we are I rii r ; - .- . . , . . . j ple. By J.H.!I rnshinz this Choice Sairr of Batter at 40 cents oer I i X Ti..- . , - . - r-- AU . :..'c." ,r.: 4 r 19 two days, three days... tout dayi....4 v Ann. . .if.-. VyL C 1 "j "' bneweek... '.... 3 f-f .4 . ! Three weekBJ. .. . - it- i i One month..,. ....,......; 8 W Two montlui;. .4 S iM W Three months., .. . . ii . t-: . . . W . Six month..w....., i.' S6 W Onevear..- - L.il !'... M A : UOBtnet AflmrHmnial, talron mt iipnsieiy tow micB. , v MISCELLANEOUS pRor, Sn?" llow' &c Both R. KMm unrl Rhiwlrlnni " : 1 A A Barrels Eeflned Suear, u OtiS S5iiiaf tnt day.. Bbls'rietoaUgraaes W-J i;3 j; 8000 BnBncls Jrne White Cornl t'ril QQ Bags PriiieBJo:Coiteiv;;, 3 im ,i 1 AA Barrels a: tfivrBri:1 a -3 itASiiSnd , 1 k( ; Bbis New IK A Bads and Bbis New Crop Cuba Molasses: YzH& . W . . I.3UU Eastern Bar, -., . - . Aftfi Bdls Hoop lrorSt.tyii-lOi 3o noJrtV- 2QQ Second Hand Spirit Cafki, ICS BWs OWo, ' - v ; ; . j OKA Kegs Nails, -.".Oil .; . -. r ;or-:7 oiii. JQQ Boxes and Half Boxes Candles, 50 O K Boxes Soda, S- t ; O K BoXee-Potash, -3 u roi j Boxes Caidy, gQ Boxes Soap, i XA Boxes Tobacco, an'. 15Q Gr6BB. Matches,'3i.iJi:?ii I:V.K'. '' ; rorsaie jow oy-'f '!. 1 1 - i.-jfiiitii WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. . ' "' - -: , i ' -, Guano. Guana Guano. . ' H Ail Ton" Bureka Guano, 150 Tons 'Guanape 1 IvU Geano, ''i t .... ; . j ,i . - j For sale low by ' ' jun3$Hf 5i :-A ;V7UitAMS & MTJBCHISQN.fi I HortggeeSnSalev ; , . D YVTRTTJE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A CER- i - vwiu wwlu v U9 lT U J1U11UK" ton and Seaside Railroad : Company" to " the Bank of New Hanover," dated the 3rd day of February, 1874, and duly registered in the proper office in Book 1 iXon-pftges 43, 44 and 45, the undersigned as the Attorneys of said mortgagee will on Wednesday, the 21st day of July next, at , 11 o'clock A. M.. at , the door of the court house, in the city of WL'mlne to he sold by public auction, for caRh, all ar the various lines of Railroad, including: lis and superstructure of every kind con nected therewith lying in the cttyOf Wilmington owned by or belonging to -said Wilmington and Sea Side Railroad Company; together with tbe leasehold interest and estate of said Corn nun on t hn . lot atthe southeastern iateraection of Seventh and Red Cross streets, on which its stables are . stand- , ing; and also all and singular the rights,- privileges easements snd franchises of said company in anv way connected with the use and enlovmeritv of -mia I Jines of Railroad and the receipt of the Issaes and. prouts oi tne same: ana at j o'ciock m. or rata asy, will cause to be sold as aforesaid at the stables re ferred to, all and sinirular the horses, mules. cats. - wagons, carts, sets of harness, and other perf oca! property of said mortgagor." TheJWHmington and iea Side Railroad Company. Wumingtpn, Jane 19th, 1873. WRIGHT & STEDMAN, ; . ;i ,.r.. .. AUorBeys.. June 30-td i I i 1-13 cn ; : -cri-r-rri tt t- . : -A. I I I" I L' A Journal for tie Sportsmen of To-flay. -. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.- ' " ! ' i AT - f, , . . ; 14 S. Canal St. Chicago. ; TMRMS OF & UBSQRfPTIQN , rAXABJJS m ADVANCE. Yearly 14.00: Half-yearly. 2.00. Foreign and ' - Canadian subscription, post free Yearly 18s.; Hall- -7 yearly 9s. Single copies, 10 cents; ' - THE FIELD Is a comnlete'weekhr 'review of t h higher branches of a- epott Shootingi Fiahing, ( , Racing and 1'rotting, Aquatics,1 Base Ball, Cricket, Billiards, and General Sporting NewshMusic and the Drama. - ' ;' -r-1 . , . , THE FIELD will be found in keeping with tlio times, on all subjects pertaining to honorable snort, ' ! 7 ana wm, unaer nu circumstances, aamil to its columns anything tending in any wise to demoralize or degrade public sentiment. .f . THE FIELD beine the only ffoortmir Journal published West of New York, and the recognized autnonty among tue sportsmen .of the West- and -South, among whom it enjoys a large snd Increasing patronage, possesses superior advantage as an ad vertising medium, which will be appreciated by t nose ueBiruig to maxe tneir ousiness known in tbe 1 Unlted SUtes. apr 23-tf C. H. Ward's JpASmONABLB HAIR DRESSING SHAY, ing' Saloon, T South Front St i .Wilmington, N. C. N. B I have secured the services of ithe BEST artists of my profession.;, ; Lbok to Yonr Intefest. ui ii I AiTertisiii ii? a PrfltaWe MestMt, I T"h ft TT AT'Cj'h O TXT C-C 7aHo OFFERS TO THE MERCHANTS OF Wily . KJ mineton and elsewhere. suBerier inducements to advemse their business in its columns. Hsvmg a a large and rapidly increasing circulation throughout one of the wealthiest sections on the Watetea river. i ; it is considezed a most . , . - , Yalnable AdTcrtbtnff Sfedlum. Advertiser who desire to reach purchasers should advertise in the GAZETTE. It Is published in Camden, Kershaw Co., 8. C, ' at the head of navigation on the Wateree river, at $3 , a year, always in aavsnoew ;' (.:;.'-. for terms of advertising, sc., address FRANK P. BEARD, Ed. Prop'r, noy Sft-tf . i ; f- .-.. . 1 Camden, 8. CV iThePieduiont Press.1 r I ! .--.ji Ui' y.t UilK V.'(i'jj-.''..fli'-i.' IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBUSUED IN CA- . . tawba eooutv. and has an 'extensive elrealatioii ' ' L among merchants, farmers, and all classes of bui- , nees men m tne stare. 1 rue fukss is a " - " .., i WIDEAWAKE DEMOCRATIC PAPER, and is a desirable medium for advertising in Western' - - North Carolina. Liberal terms allowed on veariv - advertisements. ...c ?f.: i- -i .-. -i Sooscriptiou $S In advance. Address i ;.i : . .' , i.'MUKRILL A TOMLTNSON,' i mar96-tf Editors and Proprietors. ', , .. .. . I.'' r - , The Kerskaw Gazette, , THE : LEADINO NEW8PAPEB TN KERSHAW ' county, is published every Wednesday, at Cam. '' I dent 8. C, by Frank P. DuAnt ' It has a Urge and hi- i t Uuentlal circulation In one of tbe most productive v Portions of Central- Carolina,' guaranteeing greater : inducements to advertisers than any other paper in the;cunty. Ths most liberal rates of advertising; ; i '. - Auureas i FRANK P. BEARD; Proprtetor( Camden, S. C. sept 15-1 f? STILL AHEAD!. DESIRING TO PLACE A WIDE-AWAKE, LIVE and progressive newspaper in. the -hands t every qualrtteo voter in Kobeson and adjoining cesii- -ties we will send theiH -m , j. r,..f-':' f. R OIB E S OH:TA 'iN, 1 ' To all new subscribers at the following rates: ' . 1 ' i 1 Copy, 40c; 3 Copies, 75c; 3, Copies, $1 00: 10 . , Copies, A3 50; 1 Copy 8 Months, 75c: 1 Copy Months, $1 35: 1 Copy 13 Months, $3 60. ' ' ' ' bena stamp ror suecimen copy. ... " n jii.' j. . . i - i : j , . - j i i : '; . 1 1 . .. .. . T i . i; i t -;. Ed. & Prop'r CIRCULATION Bf H rAS THE LARGEST Western-Northern Carolina. ' It Is the paper for business mon, In which to ad yertlse.' Specimen tomes SflaQed on application. Address ; BXTOSITOR OPTICS, ' novmf v ., , ;AstyuleN.(C... j'"'TJ4..f-;.'5 i,i;nit,,,nih!i rttlf 'us !V :y:;.ti--l '"? ja'i -l . 5 . .1.? Iif?' . t ; i 1', ft- i f V P.M.,71; 9P.M.,73 1.- prices. - ' , "